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Apple iPod touch 32 GB

Apple’s 32 GB iPod Touch has finally given the mobile device market a media player with a great combination of quality, features and capacity. Of course it arrived shortly after I was given the 16 GB iPod Touch that I had put off buying for so long. Still, the extra capacity gives this unit the last piece of the puzzle it needed to be a must-have item for me. The awesome video, sleek thin body and web capability make it stand out despite a high price and some missing features.

Pros
+ Great design with a sleek thin body!!!
+ Beautiful 320×480 pixel wide-screen provides pleasing video viewing
+ Turn to the side to view video using the full wide screen width
+ Orientation detection changes view to landscape mode automatically when turning iPod!
+ Enough capacity to finally be worth replacing some of your disk-based players in earnest
+ Brighter screen with great contrast and crisp sharp images
+ Wireless access via 802.11 b/g compliant antenna (hopefully `n’ will come soon)
+ Wireless searching and video on mode can be disabled to extend battery life
+ Great interface for Safari web browsing with easy Wifi hotspot setup
+ Headphone jack compatible with standard phones, unlike iPhone
+ New apps work great and give you stocks, maps, email, notes and weather
+ Supports both NTSC and PAL video out
+ Very nice size of 32GB stores good amount of video
+ Works with some legacy iPod accessories (except standard A/V cable and some docks)
+ Diminishing price tag in terms of $ per GB of space
+ Unlike iPod classic, all flash memory means less failures and breakage
+ Flash memory also awesome for running / working out, though I use my nano for that
+ Coverflow actually works nicely on the Touch, much better than on the iPod nano
+ Slightly better sound quality than 2nd generation iPods
+ So far seems to have lower error rate than other iPods
+ Apple reputation is highly deserved
+ Plenty of free video and audio teaser content available on iTunes
+ Easy access to iTunes right from your device over your local wireless internet!
+ Apple SDK being made available which means more apps are on the way!

Cons
- Touch design is almost too minimal without hold button or easy volume adjustment
- Very difficult to adjust or use without looking at it; some earbuds include controls that help
- Screen requires “real touch,” bad for those of us in cold weather cities
- Data port seems more cramped than other models and difficult to seat on many dock ports
- The headphone jack is strangely placed right next to the data port; ok for landscape mode, awkward in portrait mode
- Not backwards compatible with legacy docks and cables; Universal dock now required for video out
- Battery life still shorter than other iPods due to WiFi and video power needs
- No expandability or SD card slot like Sansa View or Creative Zen
- iTunes software with limited native formats (MP3, MPEG4, AAC) and high overhead
- Some poor interface designs, such as volume control only available when upright
- PDA functions such as calendar syncing and contact management still need work
- Playlist and music groupings are lacking and need many improvements
- Still lacking some features such as built-in FM radio & voice recorder
- Missing Zune features such as the ability to share songs with other iPod Touch units
- No Bluetooth for peripherals and accessories
- No wireless synching or wireless access to iTunes WLAN libraries
- No WiFi viewing of live iTunes PodCasts
- Still no local viewing of PDF or other common document formats
- No mode to use as disk storage?!?!
- Roughly 2GB of space taken up with iPod software alone!!!!
- STRANGE Apple business practices – ie, charging for software features included with the iPhone????
- While the cost is slowly coming down, still quite expensive in total $ terms

Looks and Design

Aesthetics and design have always been Apple’s greatest strengths, along with Steve Jobs’ marketing savvy. The iPod Touch is solid but light. It has a longer body than either the latest iPod nano Apple 8 GB iPod nano AAC/MP3 Player Black (3rd Generation) or the iPod Classic Apple 80 GB iPod classic (Black). Yet it’s slightly shorter than the iPhone. It’s nice and thin, though not as thin as the new Nano.

The big 320×480 pixel wide-screen is simply gorgeous, and the instant landscape mode combined with high quality video resolution makes this the first truly beautiful mobile video player. The old Creative Vision W Creative Zen Vision W 60 GB Widescreen Multimedia Player (Black) had a lovely display, but was MUCH thicker. The Touch blows everything else away in terms of looks and design.

The metal back common to most iPods still attracts fingerprints, but you will be too busy staring at the screen to notice them. The screen too attracts smudges. I’ve heard it’s almost impossible to scratch it, but I still bought screen and body protectors before I ever touched it.

Apple did away with the hold button and the click-wheel. While I really love the touch interface, it’s impossible to change tracks or volume without looking at the player, an awkward trait. Get a nice pair of headphones with integrated controls and you won’t notice the omission as much.

Sound and Video

Sound quality is slightly improved from previous models. The included headphones are the same as other models. I actually think the included phones are fine in terms of sound, but not so much in terms of comfort. Upgrade your phones only after doing a lot of research. For the Touch, having phones with volume control and additional buttons is a huge plus.

This guy really showcases video, but the sound is still very good and improving with the last few models. I expect this trend to continue.

Most video encoding is done at very high bitrates, which has the added benefit of better sound. Use the highest quality bit-rate you can stand if sound quality is your primary desire. As for me, I have been through frequent hardware upgrades to add more disk space and finally try to collect all my music and videos in one place.

Features

The features in the iPod Touch were in development for 3-4 years. I was one of those who read the rumor mills daily waiting for all those features to come out in one bang. Well they didn’t.

The first Touch seemed to artificially remove some features already available in the iPhone, which was very disappointing. Now with the software update, at least a few of those things have been added back in. It really sucks that they charged 16GB early adopters for those features, but luckily they are included with the 32GB iPod Touch.

The main improvement is of course the increased capacity. That feature alone was long overdue and far outweighs most of the cons the player still has. Even though you can’t load a lot of video at once, you can finally load enough to satisfy even demanding users. This is a huge plus over the 16GB model, which is available with or without updates. Apple iPod touch 16 GB without Software Updates

The device’s battery life is still shorter than one would want, but longer than the iPhone and more than adequate for an average day’s usage. Users will notice their battery indicator going down, but probably won’t get cut off before they get home.

Apple’s software is still a weakness with very limited direct control over your device library and few file options. No external disk function, no native WMA support? With key features disabled, such as use as an external hard drive, it makes you wonder. Hopefully some of these features will be added back into this device with time.

Coverflow works MUCH better than on the iPod nano and actually helps when scrolling through your videos. Press your selection and the cover flips over to show you which tracks are available.

It’s still buggy and there are some UI features that are lacking. Elapsed time and track length aren’t shown for podcasts, and volume adjustment only shows up in portrait mode for some reason. Still, hopefully some of these more intricate details will be added in a FREE patch as opposed to a fee update.

The Safari web browser is THE killer feature of the Touch. Most of the other widgets, including the new ones, are stuff that you can get through the internet. The widgets added back to the Touch which are available on the iPhone just make some of those common functions quicker. Quick stock quotes, instant weather. Not bad.

The video out signal options are a nice addition and can be set to either NTSC or PAL. This is great for those who travel or have some foreign hardware, like me.

Finger-based scrolling is very intuitive and you will be navigating with ease in no time. I’m less happy with the virtual keyboard and I can’t wait for an alternative to appear. I have to use it very seldom, so I can live with it.

The 802.11b/g built-in WiFi antenna connects to most hotspots, though I hope wireless n will be included in the next version. The antenna works well, though with a seemingly limited range. You can turn off wireless scanning to save battery life.

It would have been awesome to have Bluetooth for wireless headphones or other accessories. Some of those Zune-like features would also help, such as wireless syncing, music sharing or access to WiFi playlist libraries or live podcasts. Zune 80 GB Digital Media Player Black (2nd Generation) Even basic staples like a built-in FM radio tuner, voice recorder and an expansion slot are also missing.

Both the Creative Zen Creative Zen 16 GB (Black), which is much thicker, and the Sansa View SanDisk Sansa View 16 GB Video MP3 Player (Black), which is taller, have some of those added components built in. Newer Archos players has many of those players plus much greater format support Archos 705 Wi-Fi Portable Media Player (160 GB). Yet none of those players have the level of wireless internet capability that sets this unit apart. Even fans of competing players will agree that the iPod Touch more than makes up for missing features by utilizing the features it does have VERY VERY WELL.

Conclusion

Overall this device is an HUGE improvement. Apple’s sleek design impresses once more. With time, hopefully the kinks and omissions will be worked out. Despite everything, it’s very difficult not to give this player 5 stars. The good far outweighs the bad.

Enjoy!!!!

Best iPod (Until they made the 2nd Gen version!)
I am a former owner of pretty much every iPod out there, except a few (never had a mini, and never bothered with the first-gen nano and it’s scratches). I have owned the 8GB iPod Touch, and the 16GB iPod Touch, and I can attest that this new model with 32GB is technically not very different from the other models.

However, it does benefit from being produced later in the iPod Touch’s life, and therefore doesn’t have some of the problems that hit me as an early adopter of the other two versions, like the infamous “negative blacks” issue. Nope, with this model, all the problems have been addressed, and what you get is the iPod Touch the way it was meant to be.

For me, the 32GB was a must. The 8GB was too small for me. How can you have such a great screen and such a limited capacity to store movies? The 16GB was better, but I was still finding myself shifting songs around in various smart playlists in order to fit my 30GB music library on the iPod Touch along with my bookmarks, contacts, calendars, photos, and a few television shows and movies. It was always a struggle to make it all fit.

Finally, the introduction of a 32GB model has solved all my problems. I can fit ALL my bookmarks, calendars, photos, television shows, podcasts, audiobooks, and quite a few movies on the 32GB iPod Touch, and I still have enough room for most of my music and some music videos. When the Software Development Kit goes out to third parties this month, and new programs start to appear for the iPod touch, I’ll have sufficient space to be able to use them.

A lot of reviewers approach the iPod Touch as if it’s an iPhone that is “missing” some things. That’s not entirely fair, because this IS an iPod. It functions well as an iPod, and does everything the iPod should do. It plays music well. It plays videos well. It stores a lot of media files in a small space.

Look at this more as an iPod “plus” instead of as an iPhone “minus.” You get Internet, Mail, Yahoo! Stocks, Yahoo! Weather, World Clock, Stopwatch, Alarm Clock, Calendar, Notes, Yahoo! Maps, Contacts, iTunes, YouTube direct, Calculator, Photos, Music, Videos, and more. That’s a lot to pack in an iPod!

As with all products, the advertised amount of space is not the actual amount available. Formatted, with the software on the iPod Touch, you’ll have about 30GB to use. Compare this to the 30GB iPod fifth generation, and you see what a bargain this is. Even compared to the current iPod Classic with 80GB, this is a pretty good deal, because the Classic isn’t going to let you check your email, surf to your favorite web sites, or enter contacts or notes when you’re on-the-go.

Apple won’t call this a PDA, but it essentially is one. This is the spiritual successor to the Newton, and it’s better in every way. This is the PDA for people who aren’t necessarily “businesspeople” but still want something akin to a pocket-sized computer.

I think of it this way: For the price you can get a more full-featured Mac mini, which also runs OS X and can do more things with more programs (for now), but lacks a screen and input device, and isn’t portable. Or you can get the 32GB iPod Touch, which does have a screen and a rather innovative input device, and does a lot of the things you’d probably do with your Mac mini every day.

This is a Mac OS X computer in your pocket. Dig it!

Now, I’ll be fair and list a few of the negatives of this item. It’s not *perfect* yet, but it’s close.

First of all, I really wish it had a built-in speaker. Nothing fancy, but just enough to listen to YouTube videos and Audiobooks on the go. It’s a pain to get out headphones to use those features. I’ve solved the problem by using a portable mini-speaker.

The shiny metal back scratches too easily. I don’t know why Apple keeps using it, either. For the 2nd generation iPod nano, they went to a full-body brushed aluminum casing, and it was brilliant! It resisted scratches and was pretty sturdy. This generation, Apple has gone back to the shiny back that scratches like its made of frozen butter. They almost necessitate getting a case by doing this.

Finally, since it’s Wi-Fi and not EDGE, (it’s not an iPhone!) you’re limited in which applications you can use when you’re out and about. For me it’s not a problem; My town’s pretty well wired. Those who live in the middle of nowhere, the country, the desert, or somewhere that Wi-Fi is not common may want to avoid the iPod Touch and just get the iPhone instead. You need EDGE if you don’t have a lot of Wi-Fi around. Half of the features on this device REQUIRE having Wi-Fi.

Aside from those things, this thing works as intended, and it does it with style and ease of use. I highly recommend it!

I do suggest that if you’re going to get this iPod, that you protect it with a decent case (I suggest the Elan Form, DLO Jam Jacket, or the DLO VideoShell) and a good screen protector (I suggest either Invisible Shield or Best Skins Ever). The screen is scratch-resistant, but the casing can get dinged up and you’d be best just covering the device with a little polycarbonate to make it less likely you’ll have an ugly iPod in a few months of residing in your pocket.

Personally, I think this is the best iPod ever… And as I said, I’ve had most of them!

UPDATE 08/2008:
With the addition of the App Store on iTunes, this iPod has become the best portable device I’ve ever owned. For those who don’t want the added expense of an AT&T contract that comes with the iPhone, the iPod touch 32GB version is an awesome choice; More space than an iPhone, and no monthly fees, but access to the same software that makes the iPhone so useful. Now, even more than before, this is the 21st century sequel to Apple’s Newton, and it’s much, much better than the original Apple PDA.

UPDATE 01/2009:
I finally made the jump to the 2nd Generation iPod touch, and I have to say that it blows this one away. Apple made all the improvements that were needed: Built-in speaker, physical volume controls, lighter, thinner, and a hundred dollars cheaper, too! The built-in speaker alone makes this first-gen model sort of obsolete, in my opinion. If you’re weighing your choices between grabbing an old model, or getting a 2G or later, I’d say pony up for the newer ones.

Very nice.. but misses in a few key areas.
Actual score: 3.5

I’ll start off by saying that I’ve always been a big iPod fan and that this is my 4th to purchase. I’ll try to keep comparisons minimal, but coming from owning previous models, that might be a bit tough.

Last year I made the plunge and purchased an iPhone — not really for the phone, but more to have the latest/greatest ipod and web browsing on the go. My biggest complaint with it was the low storage capacity (4GB or 8GB). The 16GB touch was tempting, but the 32GB model is what finally sold me. I might have been wrong, but I came in expecting a “32GB iphone.. without the phone.”

We’ve all heard the positives, so I’d like to go a bit into the negatives that I experienced.

Right off the bat, I was a bit disappointed. While it does have some benefits (I prefer the black bezel on the front to the silver on the iphone, the headphone jack (now on the bottom opposed to the top) accepts standard headphones without an adapter, and the ipod touch is slightly thinner), there are a few drawbacks.
The first drawback I noticed was that Apple switched materials used for the back of the device (it was a soft, scratch-free, almost matte-like back on the iPhone while it’s a glossy aluminum on the ipod touch and scratches VERY easily).

The next problem came in connecting it to a PC – my first try didn’t go as planned as I received errors stating that the device driver could not be loaded (and therefore could not be recognized). This is a new higher-end PC purchased in February 2008, so to have this type of problem was upsetting (all other devices have run without problems). After troubleshooting, I ended up reformatting to solve the problem (which worked), so I won’t deduct any points for that.
I have had some trouble with the device crashing while in coverflow – too often to call it “bad luck”, and the trouble has forced me to go into text-view when searching for music on the device.

After loading the device, I finally get a chance to use it and immediately notice that something is “off” in the colors. Everything had a visible yellow tint to it (as if the color temperature was set incorrectly). This was very annoying as blacks appeared green, white appeared yellow, and people appeared gold. I tried to look past it, but compared to the iPhone screen (and even the 5G ipod), the difference was VERY noticeable and very distracting. I returned the iPod to amazon, only to experience the same issue. I took that one to the Apple Store and, again, same issue. I’m starting to believe that this is a problem with all 32GB models (as the 8 and 16GB ones I tested, looked fine). My 3.5 star review is assuming that this gets fixed in a future update (either by adjusting the temperature, or offering a way for the end-user to do so – apparently this was the case with earlier 16GB models).

Next problem: Sorting
The iPod touch is obviously designed for video. Using it for an audio-only player seems to kind of defeat the purpose of that great screen. Why, then, does all content appear in a single list with no way to sort (Podcasts, Movies, Music Videos, TV Shows) or even jump to specific areas?
The way the Video application is designed is to provide one long list with Movies on top, TV shows next, followed by Music Videos and Video Podcasts at the bottom. The problem here is that I have 350 music videos that I have to scroll through each time to get to the Podcasts section. 2 more issues here are that (1) you must manually scroll down to the video of your choice – unlike Albums (and even “Contacts”) that let you quick-jump to any letter by scrolling along the right side of the screen, and (2) there is no “Play All” option for videos – once one ends, it returns to the menu until you select another video. While this isn’t a big deal for most situations, I use it for watching music videos and sometimes you’d like to just put it down and go through a playlist of videos.

Audio lets you sort by:
Playlists / Artists / Songs / Albums / Audiobooks / Compilations / Composers / Genres / Podcasts
Why doesn’t video let you even sort by Movie/Music Video/Podcasts/TV Shows?

The Photo app is very nice for showing off your photos, but another missing function here is the Camera. I think that the iPhone camera would’ve been great to have on here, and it isn’t a phone-specific feature that would be useless for ipod users.

The Calendar function is useful – I don’t have too much of a use for it so I didnt explore it much, but it is functional. The same goes for other apps like Weather, Stocks, etc..

Mail and Safari are by far my favorite apps, but since they require a wifi connection, I havent had much of a chance to use them (and instead use the iPhone on edge). If you have wifi access where you commonly travel, these are excellent programs. Youtube has gotten much better also (expanding the amount of videos available on the mobile version), maps is a perfect representation of Google Maps and the Calculator is just that. These applications are fantastic but also useless if you live in an area without many wifi hotspots. With that said, the mobile safari browser is the best mobile browser I’ve ever seen.

The notes function is one of my most used, however, it doesnt allow you to sync your notes to it (at least on a PC). Very disappointing! The Clock application lets you view world clocks, set a timer, alarm or use it as a stopwatch (which brings me in to my next disappointment). The iPhone speakers have been removed, so to listen to any audio you must use headphones (this is usually used with videos/youtube when you want to show video to others or to multiple people.. disappointing that you cannot do this without either passing earphones around or buying an external speaker set). The noises are now replaced by bleeps and bloops (like you’d get from an old-school 8-bit gaming system).

The design is very slick. However, I feel that they went for looks over functionality on this one. The touch has just 2 buttons: Power/Sleep and Home. This is nice for looks, but bad for ease of use. The iphone, while also minimal, at least had physical controls for volume on it.
This is very important when the device is out of view — one big use for my ipods has always been as a radio/cdplayer replacement for my car. In the past I’ve always been able to adjust volume or tracks by touch (either with a touchwheel or physical buttons like the shuffle), with the ipod touch (and iphone) I’m unable to adjust tracks without double tapping home and then physically looking at the screen to locate the ‘next track’ buttons. This also affects you if the ipod is in your pocket and you wish to change tracks. This is probably some sort of plan to get us to shell out another $50 for a remote control once they release one, but then again I might just be paranoid
On a serious note though, I am a bit disappointed in the AV cables for the iPod touch – they require all new cables (meaning 5G ones won’t work here), cost $49.99 for either Component or Composite and max-out at 480i or 576i (not even progressive).

Going back to the positives, unlike the iPhone which came with a dock for holding the device vertical, the iPod comes with a very small piece of plastic which is actually a stand for holding it vertical or horizontal – very compact and well thought out.

The keyboard is great and the predictive text can be as well (although you will find some words that it INSISTS on changing to incorrect ones, which can really frustrate you), overall it’s fantastic. My disappointment here comes from the fact that the device requires a physical touch (meaning no stylus or other devices), which then means massive fingerprints covering the screen.

As expected, the device requires all content be converted and transferred through itunes – great if you have your content in that format, but if you just want to add some video files, you must convert them to the specifications that it understands (hopefully they allow 3rd party codecs with the 2.0 release, but again it’s expected so I won’t knock any points for it).

The device has great file support, including office-type documents (through weblinks and email) but for whatever reason, does not like you transfer these documents to the device. Very disappointing here, and again a change I hope is made in 2.0.

I also don’t like the idea of charging for what should be considered “free software updates” – Sony has added fantastic features to the PSP for years, yet apple charges $20 for a few extras that are included free with the iPhone? If this becomes a trend, I see them holding back content and selling it to you later on (much like recent downloadable content on the videogame consoles)

I know I seemed to go more into negatives in this review, but we’ve all read the positives (which I agree with, for the most part) and felt that some of these important negatives (important to me at least) should be mentioned.
Overall I am satisfied with the device, but for the high price and disappointments, I can’t give it a score much higher. Fix the software problems and screen tint and it’s a solid 4.5 from me.

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About Apple iPod touch 32 GB (1st Generation) detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2091 in Consumer Electronics
• Size: 32 GB
• Brand: Apple
• Model: MB376LL/A
• Dimensions: .26 pounds

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• Upgrade your player with the iPhone 2.0 Software Update for iPod touch via iTunes for an additional fee
• 32 GB flash memory stores up to 7,000 songs, 40 hours of video, or 25,000 photos; includes five software applications: e-mail, maps, weather, stocks, and notes
• Built-in Wi-Fi capability allows direct access to the Internet via Safari, YouTube videos, and the iTunes wireless store
• Includes earphones, USB 2.0 cable, universal dock adapter, polishing cloth, iPod touch stand, and quick start guide; 1-year limited warranty; 90-day single incident phone support

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One lousy blender:

The base leaks if not screwed on just right.

As the leaks drip down the front of the blender, the buttons become inoperable.

Clunky design in general. . . . .

Good blender if it doesn’t break, some design flaws
The Bad:
It Broke – I trust the Cuisinart brand, so I bought this blender. about 30 uses later, in the middle of a party, I smelled something burning and the motor’s RPM dropped and seemed to be having problems. The “blade assembly” on the bottom had seized. the bottom “clutch” piece as I hear it’s called, sheared some of the plastic off the bottom. I’m not sure where the failure actually occurred (under/outside the jar or inside the jar near the blades) but some part of the blade assembly’s axle broke. Thankfully I had an old 70′s era Oster blender and went back to that. the oster definitely wasn’t as good! but it worked! I asked Cuisinart to send me a new blade assembly, and they did, but I had to pay to send the broken one back (less than $3 via USPS).

Tapered Bottom – The bottom of the blender tapers too much, so that the blades sit in their little hole. if you’re blending something thick or icy, the blades like to push the mixture up and create a little air bubble down there, and the mixture doesn’t get to sink back down. in the photo it looks like the base is very large, but it’s not. A way to work around this is to put all the liquids in first and then slowly add your solids or ice.

Pour Spout – the top of the blender has a pour spout but it’s pretty much useless for the things you’d be blending. it’s better to use one of the corners, but even then, it’s so wide that you’d better have a very wide cup. i have very wide cups (3.75″, I just measured) at the top, but with thick mixtures, the “pour width” is still too wide.

Motor fan problem? – at the beginning, the motor would make some weird noises which seemed like the fan attachment on the bottom was coming loose. but i haven’t heard it for a while now.

The Good
THE POWER – ice? what ice? all you have is fine snowflakes in your blender after a few seconds. This is the basic test for blenders IMO. That oster I described earlier is terrible compared to this Cuisinart. there would always be at least one big chunk of ice bouncing around in the Oster which it could never get to. Not with this cuisinart.

Build Quality – it’s almost all glass and steel. the base seems solid, but not as heavy as it might look in the picture. the pitcher is pretty heavy glass, it would work well as a defensive weapon. The lid is thick but pliable rubber, seems like it will last a lifetime.

Timer – the timer on the front shows you how long you’ve been blending in Min:Sec. pretty useful if instructions/recipes call for a specific duration.

The Other:
the handle is plastic, but I don’t see why it would need to be any stronger. works fine for me. There are only 3 speeds; low, high, and Ice Crush, which is a pulse setting only. there is also a pulse button which allows you to pulse blend at the low or high speeds. The other two buttons are On and Off. I’ve never had to use Ice Crush in order to crush ice (which is involved in everything i make). I always use the Low setting. the top hole and plastic cover could seal together a bit better, but i haven’t had any problems or have anything fly out yet.

If it didn’t have the blade assembly failures, I’d give this a 4/5 (5/5 for the price I paid). maybe you’ll have better luck. Cuisinart claims to sell the blade assembly for $10.

Not what I expected

Though this blender has a lot of power I have 2 concerns about it. There isn’t a very good spout for pouring therefore you do have to improvise if you don’t want the drink all over the counter. The one that concerns me most is that the glass does not disconnect from the base for cleaning, therefore a residue is trapped beetween the two of them. You can see this film (I think of it as bacteria) but you can’t get to it.

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About Factory-Reconditioned Cuisinart CBT-500FR Brushed Stainless Power Blender detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28147 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Brushed Stainless Steel
• Brand: Cuisinart
• Model: CBT-500
• Dimensions: 8.25″ h x 10.00″ w x 14.50″ l, 12.24 pounds

Features

• Heavy die-cast metal base prevents jumping
• Digital count-up timer; flashing LED lights
• 50-ounce glass jar with durable plastic handle
• Measures 9-3/8 by 8-1/2 by 16-1/2 inches

Product Description

Cuisinart Brushed Stainless Series CBT-500 SmartPower Premier Blender – Professionalism marks this no-nonsense blender from Cuisinart. No Nonsense but plenty of joy from the mixers and beverages you can whip-up in this blender. Instructions and Recipe booklet Cuisinart Limited 90-day Warranty

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Great camera, if only it had a timer
This camera takes great pictures and is easy to operate. The only surprise came when I found it had no timer! I thought a timer was standard on all cameras, but apparently not.
Purchased from 17th Street Photo, via Amazon, the camera could have been shipped faster. It showed as being in stock, but it took 6 days (4 business days) before it was shipped.

Great #2 camera
Last January, I bought a Canon PowerShot G-10 to be my new flagship camera (see my review for this product). I was so impressed with it, that when I was looking for a sidekick to this camera, I decided to stick with Canon, and bought a PowerShot A590IS (both cameras bought from Amazon). The A590IS is a pretty good camera with a good set of features and a menu and operation that are consistent with the G10. Its pictures are quite good, and I’m hard pressed to tell the difference in the pictures taken by both cameras. The camera is well built with a good quality plastic case, fits well in the hand and can be carried in a pocket. It may not be my #1 camera, but it’s a great little camera in its own right.

My fourth Canon Powershot
The Powershot A4 (now A5) series is the only point-and-shoot digital I will ever buy. But it’s my 4th one in 4 years – that’s an average of 1 per year! My history, in brief:
- We bought a competitor’s camera, which broke in 8 months (zoom lens got off track), fixed it, then broke again 5 months later.
- We bought our first Powershot, then left it on the train. (Whoops!)
- Got another one, then dropped it on stone in the Kaibab Nat’l Forest in AZ (Whoops!) This one, however, was packaged with a Selphy photo printer (Bonus!)
- Got a third one, which had a bigger viewing screen and more megapixels, but then after dropping a few times, a screw came loose inside and shorted out the circuit board so it wouldn’t turn on – I found this by taking it apart after finding out the 1-year warranty expired.
- Since the repair cost was $100, and I found out I could get the newer version for just a little more than that, I opted for the new version.

I like this level of Powershot (in particular, the A590) for 3 reasons: 1) it’s a good point and shoot with decent start-up time and recover times (except with flash on full power); 2) it has MANUAL mode to set your own F-stop, Aperture, and flash intensity, along with ISO and white balance, etc. – even manual focus; 3) it uses AA batteries (we use rechargable AA batts) and SD memory cards, which work with every other device we have. If the rechargeables go out while we’re away, I can just buy AA batts anywhere.

You can read about the features – just warning that the flash recovery time is fairly slow (at least 10 seconds) in your Auto or Easy mode. For this reason, I frequently use manual mode with low-intensity flash and 2.6 F-stop with 1/40 sec shutter speed for twilight conditions.

You can collect a lot of data on your picture automatically, and the camera can remove redeye and crop shots, also you can analyze how well the picture came into focus.

Also, a note – only the (current) A5xx (past) A4xx series Powershots have a clip on the front that comes off to add aftermarket accessories such as filters, wide-angle lenses, etc.

In all, for this price, you get a top-notch camera that is NOT the best but is certainly by far the best, most reliable, and feature-full camera in this price range. My other camera is a film-based SLR.

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About Canon PowerShot A590IS 8MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #31 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Canon
• Model: B0011ZCDKS
• Released on: 2008-02-15
• Dimensions: 2.50″ h x 1.60″ w x 3.70″ l, .39 pounds
• Display size: 2.5

Features

• 8.0-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 16x 22-inch prints
• 4x optical image-stabilized zoom
• 2.5-inch LCD screen; Face Detection
• New Easy Mode simplifies operation
• Captures images to SD memory cards (not included); powered by AA batteries

Product Description

The PowerShot A590 IS will astound you with its power-packed performance and impressive value. It’s got 8.0-megapixels, a 4x optical zoom, an Optical Image Stabilizer and a large 2.5-inch LCD. A range of shooting modes – from manual to automatic including Canon’s new Easy Mode – make picture taking carefree. A DIGIC III Image Processor with Enhanced Canon Face Detection assures natural-looking results, while Motion Detection Technology reduces blur. For added creativity, attach wide or telephoto converter lenses. ISO Sensitivity – Auto, High ISO Auto, ISO 80/100/200/400/800/1600 equivalent Built-in ElectronicFlash – Auto, Red-eye Reduction, Auto Red-eye Correction, Flash On, Flash Off; FE lock, Slow Synchro Flash Range – 12 in.-11 ft./30cm-3.5m (W), 12 in.-7.2 ft./30cm-2.2m (T) (when sensitivity is set to ISO Auto) Shooting Modes – Auto, Easy, Camera M, Portrait, Landscape, Special Scene (Foliage, Snow, Beach, Sunset, Fireworks, Night Scene, Aquarium), Indoor, Kids & Pets, Night Snapshot, Movie Storage Media – SD/SDHC Memory Card, MultiMediaCard, MMC Plus Card, HC MMC Plus Card – Suggest optional 1GB or higher for practical use File Format Design rule for camera file system, DPOF Version 1.1; JPEG Compression Mode – Still Image – Exif 2.2 (JPEG); Movie – AVI (Image – Motion JPEG; Audio – WAVE (Monaural)) Number of Recording Pixels – Still Image – 3,264 x 2,448 (Large), 2,592 x 1,944 (Medium 1), 2,048 x 1,536 (Medium 2), 1,600 x 1,200 (Medium 3/Date Stamp), 640 x 480 (Small), 3,264 x 1,832 (Widescreen); Movie – 640 x 480 (20 fps/20 fps LP), 320 x 240 (30 fps) available up to 4GB or 60 minutes, 160 x 120 (up to 3 minutes at 15 fps) Uses 2 AA Batteries – Shooting Capacity for Still Image – approx. 220 shots (AA-size Alkaline Battery), approx. 500 shots (AA-size Ni-MH Battery); Playback Time – Approx. 540 min. (AA-size Alkaline Battery), approx. 660 min. (AA-size Ni-MH Battery) – Sugg

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My companion!
Just returned from 14 days in the UK. I grew up there, and am now a senior citizen, and know too well how crazy the roads are in the countryside. My Garmin buddy was just fabulous! I never went wrong, it dinged when I was too far above the speed limit, it dinged when I was near the hidden speed cameras, and it took me everywhere I wanted to go. I was alone, but never worried about finding my way to visit friends and family, and I drove over 800 miles absolutely carefree. Now all my large family want one, but they’ll have to wait until Christmas. The 270 model worked wonderfully, and I have no hesitations about recommending it. Just be sure to follow instructions, and to put in the correct address for your destination. I also enjoyed downloading and showing off the photos of my grandchildren to my friends, made things so easy. Worth every cent!

Works great
This worked so great that my Mom stole it from me and now I will be ordering a new one for my self!

Great News for Travelers
This product was extremly helpful with travelling in Europe
Easy to follow
What I especially liked was the Support given to me by Garmin
They helped in the Installation as well as the map updates
They are located in the USA
They speak English as a first language and they do not apoligize
8 times in a 1 minute conversation
They even called back when they said they would to check on the progress
I would only buy a Garmin product in the future
I highly reccommend it

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About Garmin nüvi 270 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #27 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Garmin
• Model: Nuvi 270
• Platform: Not Machine Specific
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: 2.80″ h x .80″ w x 3.80″ l, .32 pounds
• Native resolution: 320 x 240
• Display size: 3.5

Features

• 3.5-Inch Qvga Display
• Sleek, Pocketable Form Factor
• No Flip-Up Antenna
• Full Coverage Of Us & Europe
• Map Data Of Internal Flash Memory

Product Description

GARMIN Nuvi 270 Auto Navigation North America/ Europe. Features a sleek, ultra slim design with automatic routing capabilities. With an easy to use touchscreen display, nuvi can route to addresses, restaurants, hotels and more with turn by turn directions and voice guidance. The nuvi 270, nuvi 250 and nuvi 200 GPS navigators offer all of the functions of a premium in dash system at a fraction of the cost. The nuvi 270 comes preloaded with highly detailed City Navigator NT road maps for North America and Europe. The nuvi 250 offers full coverage mapping for the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. For additional cost savings, nuvi 200 is available with coverage of the lower 48 states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Garmin is able to provide the nuvi 200 at a jaw dropping price by reducing the amount of preloaded mapping. The preloaded map data features nearly six million points of interest, including hotels, restaurants, gas stations, ATMs, and attractions. The map data is provided by NAVTEQ, a world leader in premium quality mapping.

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camera package
My son totally loves this package. A real good buy and service was super fast

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About Canon PowerShot A480 (Black) 10.0 Megapixel Digital Camera + Lenses + Filters + 2GB Memory & Pro Accessory Kit detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #13992 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Canon
• Model: CanonA480-Black-LF-KIT

Features

• Canon PowerShot A480 10.0MP Digital Camera & 2GB Deluxe Accessory Kit
• HD .45x Wide Angle & 2x Telephoto Lens, UV Filter, Polarizing Filter, and Lens Hood
• Transcend 2GB Secure Digital (SD) Card & Ultra High Speed Card Reader / Writer
• ImageRecall – Digital Image Recovery Software, LI-42b Extended Battery, plus LCD Screen Protectors & Opteka Tabletop Tripod
• 6 Piece Camera & Lens Cleaning Kit, 53″ Deluxe Video/Camera Tripod & Deluxe Case

Product Description

With its streamlined silhouette and smoothly curved edges, the Canon PowerShot A480 has the compact sophistication and relaxed simplicity that make it a natural for beginners and everyone else who craves style and convenience. The 10.0-megapixel resolution and 3.3x optical zoom make it easy to capture the action in dazzling color and brilliant detail. The DIGIC III Image Processor keeps it all looking sharp. While a bright, bold 2.5-inch LCD makes shooting and playback a genuine pleasure.

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This day I’ll introduce you about Garmin nüvi 350 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator (Factory Refurbished) from amazon and I read about that ,I think that wonderfull.

BuZZ from Customer Shopping

takes you where you want to go
This is my first GPS device, and so far it’s been a delight to use. In the San Franciso Bay Area where I live, I use to find optimal routes to the the places I often go, and it invariably finds routes that I wouldn’t have thought of. Even more amazing is that the predicted arrival times are within a couple of minutes of the actual ones, and they adjust in real time if you get stuck in traffic. The device is also useful in finding restaurants and stores in the vicinity, although many of the listed ones have moved or are out of business.

It works and it is reliable.
It takes some time to get reception so wait for 5 minutes and then it works as given in details

Great GPS only but with minor issues
This is a great GPS with convenient features and access to everything. The only feature I would like this one to have is the qwerty keyboard and also the external volume control. But in order to use the BT feature, one need to check on the Garmin’s website, before buying, if the phone is compatible or not.

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About Garmin nüvi 350 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator (Factory Refurbished) detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #229 in Consumer Electronics
• Size: Nuvi 350
• Color: SILVER
• Brand: Garmin
• Model: nuvi350
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.50″ h x 6.60″ w x 6.70″ l, .1 pounds
• Native resolution: 320 x 240
• Display size: 3.5

Features

• This is a refurbished GPS; refurbished generally means that the unit has been returned to the manufacturer, who brings the navigator back to like-new conditions; some refurbished GPS devices might contain cosmetic blemishes
• Compact 700 MB GPS navigator with bundled MP3/audiobook player, photo viewer, and world travel clock
• Small enough to fit in a pocket or purse; mounts on vehicle windshield with included suction cup
• Preloaded with City Navigator NT maps of the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico; turn-by-turn directions, automatic routing, and 320 x 240 color touchscreen display
• Secure Digital (SD) memory card slot; measures 3.87 x 2.91 x 0.87 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty

Product Description

Includes: preloaded City Navigator North America NT v7 data (full unlock), vehicle suction cup mount, AC charger, carrying case, 12-24 volt car adapter cable, dashboard disk, USB cable, & more. Garmin nuvi 350 Personal Travel Assistant – This portable GPS navigator is a great companion and guide for traveling to new places, as well as making it easier to get to places you normally travel to. The preloaded City Navigator NT v.7 maps contain detailed road maps throughout the entire United States, Canada, & Puerto Rico. Which allows the nuvi 350 to plot your course, call out turns by street name, and avoid traffic jams – all with a stunning color touch screen! But when you’re on the road, the nuvi 350 can also offer you more than just directions. It has an MP3 player, audio book player (for Audible.com media), JPEG picture view, and more! Approx. 700 MBs of internal memory for storage of supplemental maps, MP3s and audio books (available from Audible.com) SD memory card expansion slot Powerful built-in speaker Traffic alerts with optional GTM 10 FM TMC traffic receiver Text-to-Speech – unit prompts you to Turn right on Main St. instead of Turn right in 500 feet Audible and visual navigation instructions and warnings Offers a three dimensional mapping perspective, or 2-D overhead view Built-in lithium ion battery Battery Life – 4-8 hours depending on usage Unit Dimensions – 3.87 (w) x 2.91 (h) x 0.87 (d) Unit Weight – 5.1 oz.

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About Canon PowerShot SD890IS 10MP Digital Camera + 4GB Deluxe Accessory Kit detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8293 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Canon

Features

• Canon PowerShot SD890IS 10MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Includes manufacturer’s supplied accessories)
• 4 Gigabyte Secure Digital Memory Card – Secure Digital USB Memory Card Reader – Universal Memory Card Wallet
• Additional NB-5L Rechargeable Lithium Ion Replacement Battery – Lens Care and Cleaning Kit
• Compact Digital Camera Carrying Case w/Pocket & Strap – Package of LCD Screen Protectors
• flexible Legged Mini Table Tripod – BONUS!! Canon Metal Neck Strap – Free 25 Quality Prints (Promo code # on invoice)

Product Description

In the PowerShot SD890-IS, the iconic ELPH style is fully complemented by the latest in digital technology. Beautifully slim and elegantly curved, the SD890 IS Digital ELPH incorporates the most powerful optical zoom in the ELPH line, which includes a full 5x optical zoom to really expand your photographic options. A 10.0-megapixel CCD not only delivers ultra-impressive image quality but also makes the entire experience fun, exciting, and creatively rewarding. Improved Face Detection Technology automatically sets the focus, exposure, flash, and white balance; allowing greater freedom of shooting throughout the image capture process. 2.5″ PureColor LCD II screen for bright, accurate color with great viewing from a wide range of angles. DIGIC III Image Processor for superior image quality and improved functionality. Print/Share Button for easy direct printing and downloading, plus ID Photo Print and Movie Print with select PIXMA Photo Printers and SELPHY Compact Photo Printers. Shutter Speed – 1/60-1/1600 seconds, 15-1/1500 seconds White Balance – Auto, Preset (Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H), and Custom Built-in Flash – Auto, Red-eye Reduction, Auto Red-eye Correction, Flash On, Flash Off, FE lock, and Slow Synchro Shooting Modes – Auto, Camera M, Special Scene (Portrait, Foliage, Snow, Beach, Sunset, Fireworks, Aquarium, ISO 3200, Indoor, Kids & Pets, Night Snapshot), Color Accent, Color Swap, Digital Macro, Stitch Assist, and Movie Dimensions – Width 3.76 x Height 2.26 x Depth 1.08 (95.4×57.3×27.4mm). ++PLUS++ 4GB DELUXE ACCESSORY KIT: 4 Gigabyte SD Secure Digital Memory Card – Memory Card Reader – NB-5L Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery – Compact Camera Case with Front Pocket and Strap – Memory Card Wallet – Lens Care and Cleaning Kit – Package of LCD Screen Protectors – Flexible Mini Tripod – BONUS!! Canon Metal Neck Strap – 25 Free Quality Prints (Promo code# on invoice).

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This day I’ll introduce you about Canon Digital Rebel XSi SLR Camera/ Lens Kit Black with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens, 2 GB SD Memory Card, Spare LP-E5 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery, Camera Case from amazon website you can see now\”\”

About Canon Digital Rebel XSi SLR Camera/ Lens Kit Black with EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens, 2 GB SD Memory Card, Spare LP-E5 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery, Camera Case detail

• Amazon Sales Rank: #38349 in Camera & Photo
• Brand: Canon
• Dimensions: 5.10 pounds

Features

• Luxury Feel and Function: At first glance, one notices the Rebel XSi’s large, 3-inch LCD monitor, enhanced from the 2.5-inch screen on the Digital Rebel XTi model. The larger 230,000 pixel screen makes it easier for users to review images and scroll through the Rebel XSi camera’s menus
• The EOS Rebel XSi camera features a substantial yet streamlined profile, with curved edges, contoured surfaces, conveniently placed controls and comfortably constructed rubber grip and thumb rest that all contribute to fatigue-reducing hand fit
• Improved Image Quality: At the heart of the new EOS Rebel XSi is its newly designed 12.2 megapixel APS-C size Canon CMOS sensor. This new sensor employs large microlenses over each pixel to reduce noise and enhance sensitivity up to ISO 1600, which is ideal for high-quality images in low light
• Another image quality enhancement is the upgrade of the Analog-to-Digital (A/D) conversion process to a 14-bit A/D processor. The inclusion of the 14-bit A/D process means the Rebel XSi camera records up to 16,384 colors per channel
• The Canon EOS Rebel XSi DSLR also incorporates the optional Highlight Tone Priority and High-ISO Noise Reduction functions first introduced in 2007 with the EOS-1D Mark III Professional Digital SLR and now available for the first time in an entry level Canon digital SLR camera

Product Description

The Canon EOS Rebel XSi Places Superior Optics and Professional Features Into The Hands of Emerging Photo Enthusiasts with a new Optically Image Stabilized Lens and Professional Features. Canon’s EOS Rebel series of digital SLR cameras helped to define and refine what it means to be an entry level digital SLR. Now Canon has redefined that gateway prowess with the introduction of the line’s new leader, the 12.2-megapixel EOS Rebel XSi camera. Incorporating a number of high-end functions and technology found in Canon’s professional SLR models, the EOS Rebel XSi camera boasts an improved autofocus sensor, enhanced 14-bit A/D conversion, an advanced Live View function and the proprietary DIGIC III image processor. When paired with any of the more than 60 compatible Canon EF and EF-S lenses, including optically image stabilized EF-S lenses like the EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS now included in the EOS Rebel XSi kit or the new EF-S55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS, the EOS Rebel XSi DSLR delivers images that will delight and inspire family and friends at an entry level price tag. The new EOS Rebel XSi camera is the answer for those who have been waiting to make the leap from digital point-and-shoot to digital SLR or from an older SLR to the latest generation of advanced technology, while still including the creative controls their old camera afforded them.

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